Help wiring a dvc 4ohm subwoofer

[Suitercrew99gtp]

Hey guys im just looking for some advice on the best way to wire this. The system currently consists of a MTX THUNDER 75.4 amp and a 12" type S dvc 4ohm sub.

I originally had a JL slash 500/1 but, long story short its gone now.

So i would like to keep 2 channels for my front components and 2 to work with the sub. ( if there is a way to wire all 4 channels to the sub though i would consider it.)

Currently my choices seem to be wiring sub to 8ohm and bridging or wiring it to 2ohm and running 1 channel. One person also told me i could wire each coil to a seperate channel, but i havent found anyone to back up that logic. Id assume id have to put the head unit in mono if it was even possible to do that. Anyone have some ideas and enlightenment for me? Thanks

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[THATpurpleKUSH 5,000+ posts]

Get another amp, thats not enough power to run subs and get a decent amount of bass. Bridging both channels gives you 150w at 4 ohms which is seriously weak shit.

 

[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

Sell that amp and get yourself a nice 5 ch amp.

 

[Buck 5,000+ posts]

Ditto^^^

Equipment doesn't match.

 

[BOOMINGRANDPA 5,000+ posts]

yeah man get a jbl gtx500 $100 they very strong amps

 

[dacheatham 10+ year member]

There is a very low chance the amp would like 2 ohm bridged on a pair of the channels. As others said...either do a 5 channel with a dedicated sub channel or get a mono amp for the sub. The JBL mentioned above seems to be a good match.